we're back to 77. not a cloud in sight as we head toward 6:00. i'll let you know when rain showers return for us coming up in a little bit. right now, i'll send it over to kristin with a check on traffic. good morning, a slow start to the roads. looking at what you can expect here on our d.o.t. camera. traffic moving smoothly in both directions there. no major issues to report to you here on 540. also 40 and 440 looking good, too. we do have an accident on the shoulder, though, on 40 westbound and near the carytown boulevard, other than that things are looking okay. keep in mind, we have the shoulder closure still ongoing on project fortified between exit 301 so it may slow you down a little bit there this morning here. as of right now, your westbound you are looking at a 17-minute drive. we'll have more weather and traffic updates coming up in a few minutes. 6:02 is your time now. investigators say a lightning strike may have caused a house fire in raleigh. fire started around 10:30 last night during the height of the storm at the home on summerton place. nobody was hurt. the house did receive minor damage. well, election day is finally here in north carolina. while a big focus is on campaign 2016, a major decision for the future of our state is also on the day's ballot. that's something that a lot of people are looking at rate now, which includes the north carolina bond referendum. state leaders on both sides want voters to head to the polls today to approve this bond. the dids 2 billion price tag has drawn a bit of controversy since it was first proposed. it would pay for colleges and name a few things. governor mccrory said it won't retire tax increases because treat rates are low. some people are still skeptical. >> it is critical that the state increte in the inhave structure to keep us strong, parks and wreck nation centers across the state strong. >> there's no specifics, and there's no direct link to this project to this amount of money. there's no cost benefit analysis done. >> it's expected to draw a lot of people to the polls today. we'll have more on that coming up in our next half hour. the governor's race is also expected to gain attention in today's primary. according to current polls, it's likely pat mccrory will face challenger attorney both must get the part's nomination first. experts say cooper and mccrory are focused on each other. >> in terms of their primary challenges, it seems like both are looking head to the general. primary opponents. >> we should see a very expensive, loud campaign about clear differences between the two candidates. >> cooper apparently has raised more money than mccrory. >> voters will also focus on the hotly contested race for presidential nominations today. five states are voting in what's being dubbed super tuesday take 3. a lot of sell gates are on the line. tar heeled states are an important port of the primaries. we turn now to justin quesinberry in durham for why. justin, tell us more. all good gathering the delegates. donald trump and hillary clinton are the front-runners and they are all trying to make their mark in north carolina as well. one poll says hillary clinton leads by 55%. as we awe last week, senator sanders built enthusiasm among younger voters. meanwhile, today cruz is part of the polling. he says he could close the gap saying he has been the one candidate to beat trump the most. >> here in north carolina, it is neck and neck. donald and i are within the margin of error of each other. shows up and votes on tuesday. it's why we're reaching out inviting people who are supporting other candidates. >> you have a large number of delegates, this is a state that is respected all over the country. ed outcome here will be very important. >> reporter: that is a look at sanders and cruz. ahead in the next half hour, we take a look at trump and clinton and hear about the importance of north carolina and examine their efforts here in our state. for now, we're live in durham, justin quesinberry, cbs, north carolina. we're not alone, though. people in five states are casting their votes today. cbs's reed binion reports on the importance of voting all across the nation. >> reporter: super tuesday may very well be survival tuesday for establishment must bees, the last big chance to firmly impede donald trump's path to the party's nomination. their best chance appears to be in ohio. >> the wind's going to be back for the first time in this election. >> reporter: the donald spent more time in the buckeye state their anywhere else. >> your vote as you know voted for nafta. >> ohio has never come back from that. >> reporter: meanwhile, mitt romney stumped fortic monday. >> unlike the her people running, has a real track record. >> reporter: a kasich ohio win was one half of romney's pitch to stop strump from winning the nomination. the other half, a win for rubio in florida, currently lagging in his home state. >> there is only one campaign that has 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than where we were yesterday at this time. as you are planning your day, we'll stay in the mid-50s again through 8:00 a.m. we're seeing more sunshine quickly. 79 our afternoon high. wall to wall sunshine as the sunsets. 6:00 temperature should be close to 77 degrees. it looks like tomorrow is still on track to be the warmest day of the week. stray shower or storm for the afternoon. on st. patrick's day on thursday, sunshine with the high falling back to 74. i'll let you know if the cooler temperatures will be a thing coming up in your complete storm team forecast. listen up, walking dead fans. you can soon be part of the world of zombies if that's your sort of thing. a new "walking dead" attraction the franchise has been featured as a walk-through maze over the past few years. it will be a year round element of the team park so you can be scared off of your mind 365 days. one of the hottest broad dids way shows made a stop at the white house and how the stars hope their songs can bridge a gap if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all your time is 6:15. today's top stories. it's primary election day in north carolina. people will fill out ballots all across the state for races including governor and presidential candidates, too. early voting ended saturday. 700,000 ballots have already been cast. >> we are not alone. voters in five states head to the polls today. today is being dubbed super tuesday 3 because of the number authorities will not charge donald trump with inciting a riot at one of his rallies. a man has been charged with sucker punching a protester during that event. scientists at the smithsonian national museum have introduced a cousin of the tie ran sore us rex and may have explained why the carnivore became so feared. >> reporter: meet timelangie, or we call him pre-rex a predecessor of the t-rex. dr. hans was there when the fossils were found more than a decade ago. using ct scans of its brain case, scientists determined that this smaller dinosaur already had the powerful senses >> we were surprised to find out that like t-rex, he had a very sophisticated brain, good, low frequency hearing. it would allow him to detect prey long before prey has detected you. >> reporter: discovering those abilities in a 90 million-year- old dinosaur helps discover the loop that made t-rex possible. >> they were much smarter and much more advanced before they take the giant sized one that's so famous in terms of the public. >> reporter: a famous dinosaur with a debt to his little cousin. >> he looks scary to me. the smithsonian national museum of natural history will open a new fossil hall, that will include two new skeletons. and one. hottest shows on broadway made they take a fresh look at the lives of the founding fathers. the president and first lady hosted the cast to talk to high schoolers monday. the trio hopes the show helps bridge the gap of history to a younger generation. >> being the project in the show is trying to erase as much distance between the audience and the figures who we used to know as statues and paintings. we want to make them real people, flesh and blood people. >> miranda visited in 2009 and instead of the song he was expected to sing, he earned a standing ovation. i suspect he will be earning a lot of tonies when june comes along, which will be on cbs. >> oh, yeah. >> it's so fun to find a modern way to get kids interested. broadway as well. >> getting them into the theaters. let's talk about our forecast. the storms moved through last night. >> listen, do you see these bags under these eyes? >> hey, i'm just the messenger for you. we have the storms throughout the overnight. the good news is, they are moving out. we are looking at cloudy skies and fog developing in the wake of the storms. 56 degrees right now. here is a live picture from our tower cam where we're looking east this morning. cars cruising along just fine on the belt line. this will slow you down. drive carefully to your morning destination. 4 miles visibility to sanford. henderson, south hill and roxford are in the clear this morning. you are cooler along the virginia border. 51 in south hills. 52 in henderson. the 60s still holding strong in here is your hour by hour forecast. we'll be in the mid-50s at 8:00 a.m. we climb quickly to 67 by 10:00 a.m. nice mix of sun and clouds by your lunch break. 72 at noon. 79 our afternoon high. maybe you are headed straight to the polls after work. not a cloud in sight. back to 77 by 6:00 p.m. here's your future forecast. this morning, we are going to start off cloudy. we'll see more sunshine at lunchtime as we head into the afternoon. clearing skies continue for us. overnight tonight, really talking about clearing skies continuing. we'll start off our wednesday on the sunny side. quick-moving frontal system will come through. that could spark a shower or isolated storm. not all of us will see the wet weather, but that front will certainly cool us down for a thursday and friday even into the weekend ahead. then off to our east, 78 in smithfield and rocky mount. here locally, 78 in lewisburg later today. overnight tonight, we drop into the mid-50s cooler than where we have been. as we head into your three-day forecast, keep in mind 82. here's the breakdown. 76 at noon. high of 82. st. patrick's day on thursday. 74. cooler friday and over the weekend, we could see a few showers both saturday and sunday. that's the latest look at your seven-day forecast. let's check in with kristin to see how traffic's going. >> good morning, alyssa. the drive should be smooth at this early hour. let's look at what you can expect if you are hitting the roads right now. i-40 and rock quarry road, we are seeing traffic volumes increasing. at this point, no problems in construction zone. another minor wreck in apex an u.s. 64 and lake pine drive. we have construction still continuing in project fortified so shoulder's closed between exit 293 and 301. otherwise, your commute is looking smooth this morning. no major issues. 540 from u.s. 64 to glenwood avenue heading west. you are looking at a 16-minute commute from 440 that will take you about eight minutes to morning. we'll have more weather and traffic coming up in a while. back to you guys. a big scare for folks looking for a quick date last night. coming up, what happened to tinder users and the latest on the service. >> social media is blowing up with the story. >> plus, a controversial lodging story is open. how air bnb is trying to win over neighbors. before you go to break, though, just a quick reminder. if you have something you want our investigates team to dig into, shoot us an e-mail. you are watching nort all right. so the search for love is back on for users of the popular dating app tinder after an hours long outage. a technical glitch accidentally deleted matches. users had to log out and back in to have the matches restored. >> all of those dates that might not happen. this morning, in your money, looking at interesting headlines. it looks like air bnb is in the news this morning. >> reporter: that's right. good morning, russ. the lodging web site air bnb properties rented a place to offer feedback. air bnb neighbors have complainted of rowdy crowds and party houses. the new feature will debut in weeks, first in japan. neighbors can visit an online forum to comment and air bnb will take action when necessary. russ? >> we're also hearing there might be a replacement for the good old fashioned 911. we're so familiar with that. what's the deal? >> reporter: maybe not. a new study looked at how helpful your smartphone is in a health crisis. the answer is, not very. researchers at the university of california san francisco tested four popular voice assistants asking about rape, suicide and other issues. answers varied widely and included "i'm here for you and i own know what that means." several didn't recognize any concerns about when "i'm having a heart attack." >> good to stay with the tried and true. overnight, three police officers in chicago in the ho north carolina's furniture and textile industries decimated by decades of disastrous trade deals. over 361,000 manufacturing jobs lost. only one candidate for president has opposed every disastrous deal -- bernie sanders. while his opponent has flip-flopped on trade deals, bernie has fought them and stood with american workers. he'll take on wall street and their trade deals because he doesn't take their money. for jobs. for us. bernie. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new level. make any day a pancake day with nutella. good morning, everyone. i'm russ bowen. >> i'm stefan chase. the big story of the day is march 15th. that means it's primary election day. we've got team coverage for you this morning. emma wright is in raleigh, justin quesinberry is in durham with respect to how voters are making an impact. alyssa, that was a wicked storm. >> no severe storms to start off your weekend built we are tracking dense fog. visibility now at a half mile in raleigh. 4 miles in lewis. 4 in roanoke rapids. again this is going to have an impact on you as you are getting ready to head out the as far as temperatures are cooler. 56 in raleigh. 59 in goldsboro. also in the upper 50s around rocky mount. roanoke, you are at 59 degrees. in some cases, the morning temperatures are 5 to 10 degree time. a nice mix of sun and clouds. i december deal forecast from start to finish so you have no weather to blame for that as you head out to the poll. the normal high will be to 79 later this afternoon. we fall back to 77 with sunshine by 6:00 p.m. this evening. i'll have a closer look to when you'll need the umbrellas again. right now, though, i'll send it to kristin. what's the latest on traffic? >> nothing right now but that's good if you are kicking off your morning commute here. first, what you can expect on i-40 and the durham freeway right now. we are seeing traffic volumes no reported problems really on i-40 or the durham freeway. our traffic map is showing just a few. this one is on delta lake drive. in cary, we have an accident in apex at u.s. 64 and apex drive. 64 traffic is being tied up in that vicinity. project fortify, we have that shoulder closure between exit 293 and exit 301. it could be a tight squeeze on there. all clear right now and all green on 540 from 64 to glenwood avenue. you are looking at a 16-minute drive. we'll have more weather and traffic updates coming up in a few minutes. new information this morning about a crash involving a pedestrian in raleigh. police say the victim is still in the hospital undergoing treatment. the trash happened around 8:00 old wake forest road and i-540. several lanes were backed up for more than an hour. no word on the victim's condition or if the officer filed any charges against the driver. campaign 2016 kicks off in the tar heel state today. we take a look now and how north carolina matters in the race for the white house. five states are voting in what's being dubbed super tuesday 3. a lot of delegates are on the line. the general elections as well. u.s. north carolina's justin quesinberry is live in durham at the south regional library. justin, polls opening now? what's it looking like? >> we actually had about a dozen people standing in line to get in. you can see behind me, they started to filter in where they are going to vote. there's been a push by candidates to really ramp up their efforts and tray to get these voters to vote for them. a poll by policy polling released last month. clinton leading 52% to 35% over sanders. clinton is especially appealing found. on the republican side, that same poll gave donald trump 29% of the likely vote over 19% for ted cruz. 16 for mar key rubio. since then, trump has kept his momentum despite clashes at some of his rallies, including that one in fayetteville. >> we've been doing really well. it's been going amazingly well. hopefully, we're going to have results that are incredible. north carolina's going to be very important. >> north carolina has a really important role to play. not only in the primary but then in the general election. >> reporter: well, unlike florida, for example, north carolina's delegates are proportional. republicans have 72 up for it's 107 delegates for democrats. that's what those candidates are trying to get. stefan? >> thanks so much. also, people will head to the polls so decide who will be on the ballot for governor come november. emma wright joins us live from the green road pork community center with more on this race. we've already seen folks show up. here at the green road community center. one of the issues being the governor's rice. governor mccrory is one of the people up for re-election. he is competing against -- [no audio ] kids get ahead in life with special education they want. >> education and the economy, i think they are related. i think teachers need a raise. i also think there's places where there's ways. >> reporter: we talked with voters about what the issues mean to them. the polls opened a few minutes ago. they are open all day and closed at 7:30. i'm emma wright, cbs north carolina. >> one notable absence from the ballot, the state's congressional races. as we've been reporting, voting districts were redrawn. when that happened, the primary dates were also pushed back to june 7. the map was reconfigured at a federal court ruled they were unlawfully race based a. the polls are opening at 6:30 so yeah, they've been open about six minutes now and closed at 7:30 tonight. new this year, you will need to bring along your i. d. we have also online, check out the voter guide on wncn.com. you can also get our news app to get alerts when major races are decided. now let's take a look at where the presidential candidates stand on the polls right now. >> as you can clearly see, donald trump leads with 44% followed by ted cruz at 33%. john kasich currently is at 11:00% and marco rubio is at 7. on the democrat side now, hillary clinton ahead by nearly 20 points over bernie sanders. she leads 56-37. many of the big candidates were in our state monday hoping to win over your votes. donald trump spoke in hickory. hillary clinton had a late night in charlotte. her visit followed a rally by bernie sanders in the same campaigned for him in fayetteville. breaking overnight, three police officers. the shooting happened on the city's west side. the three officers are expected to survive. the undercover officer was killed by his own colleagues. he says officer j' kai colson was not wearing any body armor and was dressed in civilian clothing. >> we have individuals videotaping it as if it's a game. >> the police chief says he does not think the suspect expected to survive the shoot- out. let's get you caught up on time. it's 6:38. still ahead -- >> the next time we see him, we >> i'll bet you remember this incident here caught on camera at a political rally. hear why political officials consider charging donald trump. >> an update on a local teen who just got a new heart. >> temperatures are not as mild as yesterday. 59 in smith field. clinton, you are at 57. more on your forecast and when comiys their names. trayvon martin shot to death. dontre hamilton unarmed. sandra bland... did nothing wrong. and makes their mothers' fight for justice her own. she speaks for a city poisoned by indifference. we need action now. and stands with the president against those who would undo his achievements. just like she's always...stood with us. hillary clinton. . welcome back to your north carolina news on this tuesday morning. we're now at 56 degrees, cloudy and dreary as we start off our tuesday morning. this is a live picture from the airport. we're also tracking fog, which is quickly deteriorating visibility. look at this. we're now at a half mile visibility throughout portions of wake county. these numbers are just updating before our very own eyes. siler city, your visibility is less than a half mile now dropping to 5 miles in roxboro. 7 around henderson and south hill. your current temperatures are much cooler than they have been by 5 to 10 degrees. 53 in roxboro. here in raleigh, we're in the mid-50s. lillington, clayton and rocky mount are all around 59 degrees. you'll notice we hang in the mid-50s through 8:00 a.m. the 70s on your lunch hour. maybe you are taking your lunch outdoors. you are hitting the polls on your lunch break. 76 at 2:00. we're going to drop back to 77 with clear skies at 6:00 p.m. warmth is still going to be around. it eat tomorrow shaping up to be the warmest day of the workweek with a shower or storm later in the afternoon. cooler temperatures are on the way. russ? we have an update to a story many of you have been following. 13-year-old albert jeffries, also known as al j., who underwent a heart transplant. we talked to his mom tina who says he will continue to stay sedated, be on dialysis and have a breathing tube the next few days. his old heart did so much damage to his kidneys that his new heart is having a bit of a time communicating with his kidnaps. doctors remain hospital, though. tonight, find out how you can help at a link at al j's you caring page. there's manage on mow to become a donor. days ahead are coming up next. 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john kasich, the popular governor there. >> video you have likely teen as i -- likely seen as a man sucker punched a protester at a trump rally. the sheriff was looking into charges against trump for inciting a riot. the evidence did not support that. criminal defense attorney barrington said it would have been a tough case to prove. >> rhetoric does not rise into an intentional act unless it is such that you are rhetorically or encouraging someone to go assault some other person. >> the sheriff's office is still looking into how its own deputies handled that incident. atish shue, why they did not -- at issue why they did not detain mcgraw and tackled the man who was attacked instead. all right. the action is set to begin. pnc arena is ready to host the first and second rounds of the ncaa men's basketball tournament. signs are already going up to welcome the teams. two number one seeds, north carolina and virginia will open play in raleigh. other notable names, usc, texas tech, hampton and butler. four winners to be decided today. usc wilmington will start their journey in prove dependence against the seahawk -- in providence against the seahawks. the journey is there and our own david hurst will be there. we look forward to his reports. check out the special section at wncn.com for full comments and to print-out those brackets. a double murder last week in johnson county. jessica pyatte says a family said the head wound made it difficult to identify her. she and a man were dead in his home. she went there to style his hair. investigators worked nonstop on the case. jessica's family says they are anxious for answers. >> there's no reason to take somebody's life. if you have an issue, you go he to the law. you don't take a life. >> investigators tell cbs north carolina they are making with information to come forward. the search for a missing volunteer firefighter will pick up in edgecombe county. the victim and two friends were fishing and swimming in princeville when one swimmer disappeared. about 50 people used sonar to help with the search yesterday. all right. check this out now. we're going to get to you the storm coverage. there you go. the south carolina upstate saw 70 mile-per-hour winds and hail battered the area around taylor and dunkin'. storms also knocked out power to the folks there. also to the city of greenfield. >> wow, look at it coming down there. that's painting the picture for you. >> yeah, puts things in perspective, stefan. we have golf ball sized hail in franklin county. those storms very severe last night and into the overnight hours. skies begin to clear eventually. right now, they are cloudy 56 degrees. this is a live picture from our tower cam. what we will see a lot of as we start off is a lot of fog and visibility a half mile in raleigh. rayford, you are seeing visibility detire yaht as well. 9 in rocky mount, 7 in roanoke rapids and south hill. a look at your temperatures. we'll show coolertons in the past few mornings. we're at 59 in lillington, fayetteville and clayton. 59 at rocky mount. roxboro and durham at 53. as you are planning your day today, we'll be at 56 at 8:00 a.m. we'll see the clouds break up at lunchtime, 72. high of 79 degrees. yesterday we hit 80. i think today will be close to that mark again. 6:00 temperature right around 77 degrees. the warmest day of the week is enjoy every minute of it if you are liking these conditions. look what happens starting thursday. we're going to see the temperatures drop. 67 on friday, and for the weekend ahead, i think we're going to be cooler than normal for the first time in what seems like over a week and a half. as far as your future forecast is concerned, starting off cloudy around 8:00 a.m. partly cloudy skies at lunchtime. if you are heading out for your lunch hour and the polls, the sunsets and we're looking at clear skies. overnight tonight, just a cloud or two from time to time heading into our wednesday, we'll start off sunny but the end of the day will be very isolated tomorrow right around 5:30. as we head towards tomorrow evening, skies will once again be clearer. here we are, your forecast for today, the upper 70s in pinehurst and rayford 81. rocky mount, smithfield near 79. here that's what i'm expecting in raleigh and cary. durham and lewisburg 78. overovernight tonight with just a few clouds, we'll drop into the mid-50s. tomorrow again, there will be that chance for rain, but mainly in the afternoon hours so that the dry conditions will be around for the first half of the day. 58 and sunny at 8:00 a.m. 76 at noon. our record high for tomorrow is 86 degrees. we'll be near 82, so i think the record should be safe. as we head into thursday again, it is the first day of games at pnc arena. noon temperature around 70 our high 74. so even thursday, we are still going to be about 10 degrees warmer than where we should be. 67 on friday. we are tracking the threat for a few showers over the weekend. look at what that does for our temperatures. workweek. that's your latest forecast. it's 6:52 right now. let's check in with traffic. i know you are starting to see more accidents. >> reporter: let's take a live look outside with what you can expect if you are hitting the roads soon right now. this is i-440 and six forks road. we've got normal traffic volumes there but we've got issues elsewhere. let's look at our traffic map right now which is showing a couple of problem spots here. one of the big ones becoming on 40 westbound. we've got two lanes blocked near exit 287 at harrison avenue. traffic's crawling from wade avenue. use caution in that area. a couple of minor wrecks here. there is an accident at wye cliff road at lake boon trail which may also tie up some traffic on lake boon trail. in apex, we've got u.s. 64 highway accident at lake pine road. green level church is blocked in the parkway. there are some downed power lines because of an accident. a former south carolina trooper pleaded guilty to the shooting of a man. dash cam video went viral. in it, you can see then trooper sawn pull driver lavar jones over for a seat belt violation. the officer asked jones for his license. when the driver turned to reach for his i.d. in his truck, he fired several shots with one hitting him in the hip. he was quickly released from the department after the shooting and now faces up to 20 years in prison on assault and battery counts. coming up, all of the news you need to know on this tuesday. on what's coming up at 7:00 on "cbs this morning." >> ahead here, john dickerson is here with what to expect and ohio governor john kasich and the political ads to stop donald trump. and comedic legend eugene levy th welcome back. voters in five states, including north carolina, head to the polls today for the primary election. one of the contests hear, the race for governor. according to current polls, it's very likely pal mccrory will face democratic attorney general ray cooper. the $2 billion connect nc bond is also on the ballot. half of the money will go to accommodate all of the aren't growth here. supporters worry it will cost taxpayers. the good news is if you are goating to be soaking wet. >> let's look at visibility. right now, fog is dense around wake county, lee county, out towards chatham county. the low 50s through henderson, south hills and siler city. so you'll want to grab a light jacket as you head out the door. kristin? normal traffic volumes but increasing here at i-40 and u.s. 70. the clayton by pass and a wreck at 40 westbound tying up traffic there. thank good morning. it is tuesday, march 15th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." a pivotal primary day. donald trump hopes to knock out tries to expand her lead over bernie sanders. the worst flooding in more than 100 years threatens entire communities in the south. and we're in miami beach with struggles to control the wild spring break parties. >> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 skojds. >> this is the place i want to win. this is the place. i want to do it. ohio is going to make america great again. >> trump fights for the gop nomination. >> when you are inciting mob violence, which is what trump is doing -- >> you can beat up people. that's what this campaign is about. don't worry about it. i'll pay the legal fees. that's a good thing to do. >> don't worry. you're ghoingt to get beat up in my rallies. >> do you worry about the image of the parties the longer -- of the country. >> millions of people cleaning up now from several days of

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